Yuval Bronshtein and Mark Roland were heads up on the first draw.
Bronshtein drew one and Roland stood pat. Bronshtein checked and Roland bet. Bronshtein called.
Bronshtein repeated the same action on the second draw as did Roland.
Bronshtein drew one more time and Roland stood pat behind. Both players checked and Bronshtein won the hand with 
against Roland's nine-six.
Niveau: 14
Limites: 2,500/5,000
Ante: 0
Russell Clayton got his remaining chips in and was pat against Ian Johns at the final draw, with Johns taking a card.
"What you got?" Johns asked, showing a 
draw.
Clayton had a made seven-six, and Johns flipped over an 
.
Chris Bjorin checked from the big blind after the second draw, and Yuval Bronshtein checked back on the button. Both players took a card, and Bjorin checked. Bronshtein checked back, and it sounded like Bjorin said he had two fives. Bronshtein fanned 
and took the pot.
Timothy Frazin just won a three-way pot after going all in after the first draw.
Timothy Batow raised on the button, and Frazin called from the small blind. Jon Turner was in the big blind and three-bet. Batow and Frazin both called.
Frazin drew two, Turner drew one, and Batow drew two.
Frazin led for his remaining 2,600 chips. Turner completed the bet to 4,000, and Batow called.
Frazin stood pat, Turner drew one, and Batow drew one.
Both Turner and Batow checked. Turner mucked his hand, and Batow showed a ten-six to win the side pot. Turner paired his eight on an draw. Frazin won the main pot with .
Rick Fuller checked after the second draw, and Dean Kerl bet. Fuller came back with a raise, and Kerl made it three bets. Fuller put in a fourth, and Kerl called. Fuller was pat, and Kerl took a card, saying he was breaking. Fuller bet, Kerl called, and Fuller's was good.
Ryan Goindoo raised a bet on the end from Timothy Batow, and Batow came back with another raise. Goindoo reluctantly called for nearly all of his stack, and Batow showed a wheel. Goindoo had .
At another table, Rep Porter made an eight-six and called off his remaining chips on the end, only to see an opponent roll over a seven-six.
In between those two, Xavier Kyablue lost the last of his chips.
On consecutive hands, Rep Porter and Xavier Kyablue were all in, and both of them managed to win the hand.
Hand #1:
Kyablue raised, and Porter was all in for slightly more than two bets — 4,600. Farah Galfond and Kyablue both called.
Porter stood pat, Galfond drew two, and Kyablue drew one.
Galfond checked, Kyablue bet, and Galfond called.
Porter stood pat, and Galfond and Kyablue both drew one.
Galfond check-called another bet from Kyablue, leaving him with 600 behind.
Porter and Galfond stood pat, and Kyablue drew one.
Galfond bet, and Kyablue folded. She won the side pot and turned over for her claim on the main pot. However, Porter had been dealt a pat seven and won the main pot with .
Hand #2:
Kyablue got his last 600 chips in for a chance to quaruple up, thanks to the blinds and Rep Porter's raise from the button. Kyablue drew two, and Porter drew one. Then Kyablue drew two again, and Porter stood pat. On the final draw, Kyablue drew one, and Porter stood pat, showing 
as the hand to beat.
Kyablue showed and drew an eight to make and win the hand.
Matt Szymaszek checked in the small blind, and Rob Mizrachi checked back in the big. Each player took a final card, and Szymaszek bet. Mizrachi raised, and Szymaszek called.
"Number three," Mizrachi announced, tabling .
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